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2nd Tennessee Mounted Infantry

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Company Unknown

Colonel

His brother was Thomas Joseph Murphy, Lieutenant and Regimental Quartermaster. John Murphy served in the regular U.S. Cavalry before and early in the Civil War and after the Civil War.
Contributor John HopeDate added 6/20/2010

Company Unknown

Quarter Master

Left arm broken by a rifle ball at Battle of Nashville in December 1865. Became a physician after the Civil War.
Contributor John HopeDate added 6/20/2010

Company Unknown

Private

After capture at Trenton with the 7th Tenn Cav. Union ,Sion was paroled from camp chase and reenlisted in the 2nd Tenn Mounted Inf. He mustered out at Nashville Tnn. Two other brothers, Granville, 27th Tn.Inf CSA, Mark, 7th Tn.Cav. Un,and his Uncle,Samuel,7th TN Cav Un.Co.D. All survived the war
Contributor James Parish MatthewsDate added 7/27/2009

Company Unknown

Rank unknown

Mr Wilcox may have been a member of the 13th Regiment and was in the Battle of Rogersville.
Contributor Sara SellersDate added 4/10/2008

Company A

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Karen Platt SewellHomepage beasleyhistory.blogspot.comDate added 4/28/2012

Company A

Major

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Dawn TaylorHomepage http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~amongthebranches1/Date added 10/31/2007

Company A

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor david vantreeseDate added 5/13/2008

Company A

Sergeant

Sergeant of the 2nd Tennessee Mounted Infantry, Company: A
Contributor Tamara Kay BroucekDate added 6/6/2008

Company B

Private

William A. Wesson was born in Lauderdale County, Alabama Dec 21, 1831 son of Claiborne Wesson and Nancy Temple Wesson. William married Sarah Jane Thompson. It was reported Dec. 18th 1862 that he had died at Waynesboro Tn. His brother John R. Wesson who had served in the 6th Tennessee Cavalry U.S.A. after returning from the war married Williams widow. All three are buried in Simmons Cemetery Lauderdale county Alabama.
Contributor Stephen HoltDate added 4/14/2014

Company C

2nd Lieutenant

Alfred Sampson Cotham(1841-1922)from Perry,TN. He entered as a private and left the unit as a 2nd Lt. After leaving the unit, he made his escape to safety with his wife and children on the USS Peosta. His first wife died, he married again and homesteaded in Ripley County, MO where he lived out his days. He is my great-great-great grandfather.
Contributor Jeanne PirtleDate added 11/8/2011

Company C

2nd Lieutenant

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Bob LuckinbillDate added 6/27/2006

Company C

Private

Ive been unable to find my ancestor on muster rolls but his pension record reflects his.service in the regiment.
Contributor RobertDate added 11/8/2011

Company D

1st Lieutenant

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Joseph M. DortonDate added 7/5/2007

Company D

Private

This is my gg-grandfather. After the war, he moved his family to Texas.
Contributor Terry Harvey ClementsDate added 8/19/2007

Company E

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Noah BrewerDate added 10/25/2010

Company E

Colonel

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Candice WaldripDate added 3/25/2010

Company F

Musician

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Gailian Dean Bagley JrDate added 6/6/2005

Company F

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Sam RobertsHomepage MSNDate added 7/21/2013

Company H

Private

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Stephen HoltDate added 12/17/2011

Company K

Colonel

No family notes have been added.
Contributor Candice Date added 3/25/2010

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